Master’s Program
A2833 Historical Research and Discussion Topics (2/2)
Based on the theory of history, students will, through interdisciplinary studying, develop the capacity of independent research.
A2834 Study on Chinese Historical Materials (2/0)
This course focuses on the history of China and interpretation of historical data used to study the origins, values, collection, identification and utilization of Chinese history historical methods, in order to facilitate those who want to delve further the study of Chinese history.
A2835 Study of Taiwan Modern History (2/0)
This course discusses the study of modern Taiwan history. The course also analyses the historical materials about the area study of modern Taiwan history, the basic structure of Taiwan’s economy, culture, thoughts, literature, arts, and social transition to explain how different cultures in Taiwan were formed.
A2836 Historical Study of European Culture and Society (2/0)
In this course, we focus on the socio-cultural and economy in nineteenth and twentieth century Europe. Topics include the industrial revolution, important political, economic and social issues. The English journal articles and classic books are course materials; students are the main leader in the class to share what they learn and their comments.
A2837 International Realizations of Taiwan History (2/0)
This course focuses on the relations between Formosa and abroad, through reading historical materials to get the concept of the international environment which Formosa faced during the 17th to 20th century.
A2838 Study of Early Modern Chinese History (2/0)
The course introduces the developments of early modern Chinese society and culture. For example, mobility of social class, status of officials, maintenance of family, marriage and woman status, religion and folk belief, city structure and culture, medical and social welfare, lawsuits, etc., will all be touched upon. It’s an advanced course for more understanding and discussion.
A2875 Decipherment of Formosan Historical Materials (2/0)
This course helps students effectively grasp and understand Formosan historical archives.
A2877 A Study of Chinese Jade Culture (2/0)
This course looks at examples of jade and the history surrounding these Chinese artefacts. Through studying the culture associated with Chinese historical jade artefacts, students learn to think of and appreciate the history surrounding such precious objects.
A2878 Studies of Chinese Ancient History (2/0)
This course introduces the research findings and achievements of the Pre-Qin, and discusses relevant academic topics.
A2880 Studies in Regional History of Taiwan (2/0)
This course introduces the Regional History of Taiwan looking at past, present, and possible future. Contents include the Netherlands, Zheng Dynasty, Qing Dynasty, Japan, and the Republic of China.
A2881 Study of Taiwanese Social and Cultural History (0/2)
This course discusses the study of Taiwan Social and Cultural history. The course also analyses the historical materials about the area study of Taiwan social and cultural history, the basic structure of Taiwan’s economy, culture, thoughts, literature, arts, and social transition to explain how different cultural practices in Taiwan were formed.
A2882 The Study of Chinese Social and Cultural History (0/2)
The course introduces the developments of Chinese society and culture, including such things as the mobility of social classes, status of officials, maintenance of family, marriage and woman status, religion and folk belief, city structure, health and social welfare, laws, etc.
A2883 A Comparative Study of Culture (0/2)
This course emphasizes the use of empirical research to help students using theoretical frameworks to compare and contrast cultures, effectively grasping the similarities and differences among cultures.
A2884 The Study of American Social and Cultural History (0/2)
This class provides a highly condensed and simplified survey of major historical interactions between legal, economic, and political affairs and social phenomena. The view expressed is that culture is highly dependent on the religion, laws, technology, and economic prosperity that enable and constrain the formation of culture. As these change, so too does American culture change.
